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The Question of Treason in Democratic Press
In this era of war against the Philippines the Inter Mountain condemns the democratic press for moral treason by opposing government policy. It argues their opposition aims to aid Filipino rebels and weaken U S efforts, asserting the right to loyal support and warning against covert treason in free speech.
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Philippines
Democratic Party
Democratic Real
Confederacy
Audi
Inter Mountain
Progressive Medicine Sees Skepticism Yet Hails Medical Promises
A skeptical yet hopeful overview of medical advances from past years, noting claims of sex determination, life-extending goat juice, lung oxygenation cures, and a Illinois effort to suppress consumption. The piece cites Mayor Jones of Toledo supporting broad reforms and mentions recruitment for Philippine service by California senators.
Innocence, Justice Debated in Deer Lodge Prison Case
A Montana editorial argues a convict at Deer Lodge was wrongly jailed and warns of the danger to others. It advocates better defense access and reform in criminal courts to prevent miscarriages of justice. The piece also mourns Dimple Blackiston and reflects on Philippine occupancy policy as seen by the Helena Independent.
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Deer Lodge
Earth
Dimple Blackiston
Ime
Democratic Press of Montana and 1896 Campaign View
The democratic press of Montana cites Henry Watterson in a new interview predicting a repeat of the 1896 campaign. He notes politicians want to avoid risks and says the era’s dynamics may unfold similarly, while speculating on political maneuvering amid mentions of South Africa and newspaper veteran strategists.
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Henry Watterson
Henry
One Minute Romance From Everyday Life
In a village gossip session Miss Perkins tries to calm Marthy who faces rumors about her friendship with a younger man. Marthy reveals the truth about John Wilber, her long-lost love’s son, now grown and employed, who she says is her nephew and the son of the man she loved. She vows to care for him and Millie’s boy, despite village whispers.
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Marthy
Miss Perkins
Miss Johnson
Wilber
Martha
Mary Anneral
John Wilber
Mary Ann
Juln
Mike
Joe
Misa Johnson
Joe Wilber
Millie
Jolly Women of Vienna Portraits the Viennese Wife
Vienna is noted for coffee music and women. The jolly Viennese woman is a good housekeeper like her German sister yet less fussy, economical and stylish, a loving mother and wife, often nervous, with quarrels regular as prayer. The finest form of Viennese beauty comes from the south.
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Vienna
Austria
The Funny Bone Not A Bone But A Nerve
The term funny bone refers to a nerve near the elbow rather than a bone. A knock or blow here causes a tingling sensation that travels into the arm and fingers.
Mummy photography gains odd appeal in Paris studios
A Paris photographer unveils mummy photography with subjects swathed in ceremonial wrappings and posed upright in faux sarcophagi imported from Cairo. A living smiling face appears through embroidered grave clothes creating a striking, eerie effect.
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Paris
Catro
Merced Gold Mining Company Calls Final Installment
The Merced Gold Mining Company in Boston announces the final installment of three dollars per share, due May 2, 1899, with six percent interest from that date. Payments must be by check to W. J. Ladd, treasurer, and accompany the stock certificate to be stamped full paid. Installments unpaid by September 20, 1899, will be forfeited.
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THE
Merced Gold Mining Company
Washington St
Boston
Mass
New York
W. J. Ladd
Board of Directors
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Silver Bow
Montana notice states administrator Frank H. Cooney will sell at public auction on June 24, 1899, at 2 PM at the Butte courthouse to the highest bidder for cash. Sale includes a one fourth undivided interest in the La Monte Lode Claim, Lot 230, Survey 988, in sections 11 and 12, T2N R8W. Ten percent due at sale. balance on court confirmation. deed at purchaser expense.
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Charles J. Pruett
Marie Westlake
Edwar
Butte
Silver Bow
Mfontana
Leggat
Wester
Montana
Silver Bow County
Patiuck H. Regan
James M. Reynolds
A. D
Sintiff
Ann
Westlake
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Mary BH
Turner
Butte City
Mary 1
Meridian
Frank H. Cooney
Mary B. Turner
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